Kirkby Design x Eley Kishimoto Edition II Wallcoverings

Eley Kishimoto Edition II wallpaper: raffia, roses and lightning

Eley Kishimoto Edition II wallpaper sets graphic patterns on a natural-fibre base. Most designs are printed on raffia, whose horizontal texture remains visible beneath every print. Kirkby Design brings together five patterns here, ranging from very quiet to bold: a plain wall, tone-on-tone roses and black lightning bolts on pale pink. The jagged zigzag motif keeps returning, as a petal or as a flash. This lets you choose within one collection how much movement you want on the wall, and combine patterns without them clashing.

Patterns in the Eley Kishimoto Edition II wallpaper collection

Solid wallpaper is a plain raffia without a motif, in cream and beige, and also in a peach shade that leans towards rust. It forms the calm base alongside the busier patterns. Jagged Roses wallpaper features stylised roses with petals made of jagged lines, tone-on-tone in salmon pink and repeated so densely that from a distance the wall reads almost as texture. Flash Wallcovering wallpaper turns up the contrast: black lightning shapes in swirling waves over a pale pink ground. Origami Rockets wallpaper repeats folded paper planes into a pattern with no beginning or end. Home Centre wallpaper is based on a honeycomb, with hexagons and circles in metallic ink on natural wood pulp, which gives the pattern depth.

Combining Kirkby Design wallpaper with furniture and fabrics

The images show how the patterns work with furniture and fabrics. Behind a caramel velvet sofa with the same rose motif, Jagged Roses turns the room into a warm, almost monochrome whole. Flash is paired with a black-and-cream pixel check and a zigzag rug, and there it is precisely the contrast that works. Solid keeps the wall calm if you prefer patterns to reappear in cushions and upholstery. With Eley Kishimoto Edition II by Kirkby Design, you decide where the motif takes centre stage.